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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
s~rettempe 9lars. 30. 81.
Tolietonfm.

7enreourg mebi0lser ira SIDE l35-
80 oi"9en 6cntmeligbebsiuloe o" O9
=, 1;se 3G9-376 al "@n Slbprgoe".
et;rr qlrtet pper eiter be to oobbelte
Streger.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
3pbe=T Drummer G4s-

IInHoig 5reo. Get trues life fro uogeu
&nnt.
5grit 8ismard Ri9sonsen:
Spis life 6orila9et on ertraorbiHGre
5orraao % 5oreselie al armssn til
100000 Mano u~eotage5 gie6litteiig,
OplSier ieg Rigs6agel % a~ppeQerer hi
8rtgcrne. IDitlano mna urrc iaanc
Ipr 4anite til at tuune til6ageitao hill
feiOmbelit %9tn9reb. oct matte b(ipe ubs
int for.
ETVTTTJ rTJTTTT7 TTTTFT-
0an5 Niaieit1t lptnifer line tro 90
beugiUue llnocriaater meo tlOT9terue
for 5re6en5 9cporelie, iom M herlter
oUer bcIe europa.
Giterrl9 %llngorns 6grtemiuilter:
&iget mao itrdr irttes [ en- iaaooEE
Stnno, at set fan i~orioore SEN notiouate
9Gre Og garcigbeo "a 6eonre bore gtets
tigbeOer, bUOriombelit DC ou9ribes-
&u8lonos aclIer til Den tpfe aeiler.
SEQ tattcr Qcm pan BET 6iertetielie
for Geres @tajeitnts opri8tige gnffe,
at 6reoeu mao bepares.
5elesrammer ira Ct. 8etersburs 90
andre r~usliife 8per:
6lere Grmeforpier mobiliieres % uo9te
er %ltntioueret / NRr6eoen al 06esIa-
&uslanb far gjort &ontratt ioy TOO
2Orpeooboa6e.
Ollie Sfi6e paa Oct iprte 0ao nber.
i6ses al @rusiiite Cificerer. Oct er Re-
gieringens 0euii9t at inorette oem til
5raneportifibe.
Ger arbeioes u~ailaOetis pao 6eftuiE'
9erne o~mtring 5ebnitopol.
&usiilte 0iieerer paa 6orloo n UT
oerrcttebe ON at urre irroig til at inS'
trabe | line Stiainger ueo &egiue1ss
terne pda en- Zines Bnrie(.
Staliens 9enge
Seq tror iulot % fat paa 6rsbepS
Beparelie / europa.
telegram ira Rom:
Get pnaitanes, al Baper bar luttet
eli OOerensfomit meo 4riuien al Rr-
nofo ON, al han / 9ilfr(oe az en- 4ria.
5pori Stulien tunoe inopifles, IAN itptie
til MUuuto meo line aarbinaler, 8i
topper oip.
Saaleoes lpoer 3ele9rammerne bUer
Dag o9 bur u9e.
2lae europaiite Magter iorbeyeoer iiq
pnn Brig 9lae i9ter fig utrp9. 5n4
gen TOR ii9e, at 5reb. II er truet ira q
gen aant. GnbUer 9ruer zig for at
tGnte paa, bporleOes europa oii ie uS
unoer og eiter BEN itore ariS. iOm GtOr.
magterne 9tat og Dag forbereoer zig til
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
California.
EQUATOR George 6carit lisser |
II.

ligt lpg al 0ialaria Sober.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
NOTICE.

d ERSONS hayu" back taxes 10 pay can
i save ihrra! discount 10y purchasing
County Paper, which they eau oh.ir IN sums
to suit for all years from 1871 to lSSI inclu-
sive by applying to the undersigned.
!. H. :. SASSCER.
Oct. 22-'f. Upper Marlboro. Md.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
No. a.

of their time.
Webster was in college at Is, gave
earnest Of his great future before ne
was 25, and at 80 was the peer of the
ablest man in Congress.
Maurice of Saxony died at 30, con-
ceded to have been one Of the profound
est statesmen and one of the ablest gen.
erals which Christendom had seen.
John Quincy Adams at the age OF
IA was secretary to Mr.. Dana, then.
minister at the. Russian court; at 30
he was himself minister to Pussia.
Napoleon at 25 commanded the ar
my of Italy. At 30 he was notssliy
one of the most illustrious generals Of;
all time, but one of the great lawgfs-
ers of the world.
William Pitt entered the university
at Ia, was chancellor of the exchequer
at %, prime minister at "a and so con-
tinued for twenty years, and when 30
was the most powerful unerowned head
in Europe.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14

The lively stump speakers are about
now.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
Brilliant Youths.

Henry Clay was in the Senate of the
United States at 30.
Gladstone was in Parliament at 22,
and at "A was lord of the treasury.
Lord Bacon graduated at Cambridge
when 16 and was called to the bar at
81.
Peel was in Parliament at II, and
Palmerston was lord of the admiralty
at %.
Gustavus Adolphus ascended the
throne at 1G; before he was "a he was
one of the great rulers Of Europe.
Judge Story was at Harvard at 10,
in Congress at %, and judge of the SUI
preme Court of the United States at
32.
COnde conducted memorable CAM
paign at II, and at % he, and Turenne
also, were of the most illustrious men
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14

What makes the boy shook truant >"
Chestnuts.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
WE ARE SELLING

A good 10 Blanket for. or...............Sl 90
A better l0-4 Blanket for. ....... 80. l 80
A splendid 1914 Blanket for. ........... 80
4 regular 81 10 4 Blanket for. ....... 30
\ California 10 Blanket for. ............ & %
An excellent IA Blanket for. r......... 3 %
Our former - la Blanket for. ..... 90
We are making a special of Ia Blanket
for So. Tbs is a r.ctly Wool Blanket, b,th
warp and filling, and better $500 Blank, t
will never he shown you.
For $6 We offer You ali extraordinary III +
pure Wool Blanket
We will sell our L Calf rnia Blanket for
81 80 this year. This ought to induce You to
buy ov, even if you are not in need OF one.
An tx'ra-i:e California Blanket, lovely
border design, for $40 90.
We are also offering II Blanket a $3.50
You cannot match it for 81.
Then we have l2-4 (mind the size) Blan-
ket. in pink and blue Grecian borders al 81.
We are selling II California Blankets at
So, ~, SI2 and $3.50, damask borders
We have also looked out for extra large beds
Il California Blankets at $I1, Sl5. and
Sl6.50.
We are selling IA 4 extra large CLllforn' a
Blankets at $l3 80.
Anyone once using the California Blankets
will never use any other i'm fine Blankets.
The virtues If this brand are so well known
that any one is SAT-. in selecting 4 California
Blanket.
RED BLANKETS
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14

Buy now. Delay Is dangerous Cdl
weather has now surely set in
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
poetrnn.
WHAT YOU PLEASE.

There's the maid who says she will,
Ard the maid who says she won't,
But they both get mad alike
1t you don't.
There's a man who says, :" No No :.
And the man " ho says, "Weil-ye. -
DO they bath imbibe alike !"
Wei, gnIss.
This Old worlds IL funny place.
And its full of funny folks,
They will keep YOU in roar
With their jokes.
They will say all sorts Of things
With coup:enance serene
Eut they do not always say
What.they mean.
SO, then, do i!ot be missed
BY siIch hylocrite> as these,
Hear them out--and then believe
What you please
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14

Ridicule, says Il German critic, is
like Il blow with the fist; wit, like the
prick of ii needle; irony like the sting
of the thorn; and humor, the plaster
which heals all these wounds.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
GRAY BL

10 ! at 81 90 and $1.25.
ia at $500, s.. 2.25 aud $3.50.
Our old stand-by-our German Standard
Blanket, size, only $2,2 This is a good
weight Blanket and one we can make spec
ial feature Of every year. We have sold more
of these Blankets than any other.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
BED COMFORTS. BED COMFORTS
As low as tl cents.

Full sized Bed Comforts, white filling, at
S5c'
Good weight Comforts at Sl,O0.
Our $l.25 Comfort is larse sizA, full weight
made of good calico, and hA, white filling.
Our 81 90 Comfmt is lined with best turkey
red calico, quilted center. large Turkish de
signs, filled with white cotton
Satteem Comforts. turkey red lining, s. -.
Satteen Qaitei Comforts, beautiful designs,
$500
Figured SAtteen Comforts, both sides, $40 }.
Our Medallion Comforts, lars. r,h. pat
terms, S4.25.
Pink and blue SLttean Cotnfnts S42l
Chers- cloth Com Orts s. 2I
Elder-down Comforts, IS. ~ a.rd Sl2 Oo
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14
BABY BLANKETS.

Ii is needless to advise You to keep the baby
warm. This must be done. We have an I'M
mense stock of Crib Blankets in all the grades.
Start as low as 81 80. then s. 90, 81 80, $500,
s.. 80. $4.OO, 81 80, $500. Delicate blue and
pink borders.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
rho s,oci, r~n,rrc,t. Of Ncvnd.

Surveyor General Irish. ia his frst
annual report to the Land Burruu. lms
the following TO say OF the cattle inter
r,ts Of Nevada:
Tho cattle interest is next 10. il in
iced 1t does not oui-rrnk. mining. 1his
being so. this class II capitalists l. On.
titled To- ~ much consideration at the
hands Of Congress- ~ auy other pro.
iDcrrs in the State or IN the country.
n costs but little 10 ob'uin a mining
"Iniw. while IL costs among the tboa.
sands to establish n ontrlv herd; aud its
owner * denied an abiding plac, II,
driven hom plu,n to mountain and nom
]I"uUutiiu To plain ut thu viii Of his od.
vcrsrry. white the mining claimant il
secure boo aI hja rights.
Give ito own,rship Of the uscrcrs
monu,aius Md Icsnl plains Of Nevada.
by j1a, anil equitable laws, to the own.
ora Of tIr cattle interests. hnl at once
,btir millions nj Invested capital will
mall. lt-a'f niui'ost iu flowing wells
the dransf prp-rcrgns ranches
upon thc mountain si1rl oml tons. aud
that which r. uoy worthless E., rEe
State viii become q az.l Gau,ge Of
fcr ~ arl pcvr,H.
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Nru
Enree Lines lIeNacd tor Cse
Pacific.

The Comraerri.lBE2r,in SAYS n-cs
tzi;or,sut railroad, AZ usg ~ vNk IN
N,oaias. ,hp Cbeysuar ana Nar.A-
ere. tse wyczsirg C-utrsI and TIE
,=nagn Sarihvek'sra aaa BG;iH ssnU
ne ara u4mel h.S bzit trcR CAey-
,hue I0I Ili.vs - tie LayHae uv-r.
aug ~sH sS,u o~ozsvIe "a rsacs nore
Ne c--Nu 10 r:ztlr tao JE5oa PEcis
~ = ciz.m she Si10Na IA bonds voted
~ ;h- o,Gag IA shisa Cayenne Is Si-
-a.sl FsEs f.eaau Is sai lie
s-rEsazs oft e NaukEe>ts uasu iiar,
tr-t saH; road j. ~Taaaiug .ae WyaHiub
tr1rrri ~izty mueS az ape NnEtG Platte.
IT. Hrr .u-tsa = sr!euUS Wyoming
Il h-rs points Grsl E, IarycHne, WsiE
= Iise from Sauth-u Nrhu>ka, which
xiii be c0up.,tl IN less than tao
,aaul1s; thr -eroal - For; Laramie,
with It's Northern SsbaSkA route, and
the third IN Northern Wyom'us With "a
bfauch froGn is Srbmsaa live TO the
Tort l. .rauie road. L. Is thought thi~
seI'i u. tho aurjU;1r uinir line to
e. .IfosuiA should tbe mou-tlin rUric
fco.u Denver not be aIoPtaL
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d. - -.

sug3S ss7cArxr loS NrVSaSs
rbe SayNeysE SeurrSl Of Nevada. Ia
A. Rhuust r,ParL hes reviewed the rc-
srar-,S Cd ihaI State auitheiT present
sua prospective nalty - Of
~aNE The rePog PlaOcs Nevada in a
mSr- isvoohle Essi than heretofore,
Z ? ItS UiclaaTuU, ''the SssebruSh STATE"
"a Evra re Est a WroRe impression.
II lie uiEcsy's : correct and
2l.Ot5 SQUARE miles may he brV-ght in
90 u8Ect by ihs Gse q waste waters and
ErtesinE ur!!S for ITrtsotior, a Seaithy
aud gEamausz; population i Implied
rhaS area = nearly half - Large as
ToVs IS j. Eve times a. la-Ee - Con-
ues;cct; ten times ~ lsrFu ~ i'vIv"are;
mory than tvicy ~ !argr - Nt~Sarhu-
sets; New Hampshire or New Jersey,
aud nearly tNeuty times Is l-rsv a.
Rhode Island.
Rb ne Island has \ population Of
$4,000. and when one cuns!lrrs the re-
sources OF NryadB. aside from those
puErl, agricultural. there seems to L.
NJ r-a>Ou Why u should not bvcom. ii
largely populated State. Tie n4iurs Of
Nevada produced last year nearly SlO,-
200 90 and the stock interest nrnr,y as
l.uyh, 30 ne eau zee no reason Why lie
Sale sLou'I not .t,rsct immigration
a. 4
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
S-.ssDA.

The published extract ,om the re-
port Of United States Surveyor General
for Nevada indicate that Mr.. Irish i,
perfectly familiar with the resources a.
we'll a. the need, Of orr Stutr, and his
reports in striking contrast with that OF
his predecessor WHO seemed to think
TINT Nevada htl rrurhrl tn zenith of
it. glory, and that j: would Toe IL waste
Of tim and money to continue the sur
vcy OF the lar.. urct Of the State whi>h
"a the estimation o. tAe present Surveyor
-Gruer,l Is destined to become II pop.
ul3us nnl thriving Commonwealth.
There j. no doubt that GeUcral Irish
i, uorrvv; in his estimate uf the IT.
sources Of Nevada, aud the time is con
inc. aud is not far distant. when every
available acre Ct lard in this State will
lie valuable, and If the sug Gcstions OF
the Surveyor General in reference to
nrtysinu wells, grazing Iangcs, etc. are
needed and Congress, by appropriate
Legislation, gives encouragement Ia IL
development Ct the vas; resource, q! the
''Sngrhrush Safe which j. "ow in her
Infancy. she IS destined to take u lend
ing position in the sistcrhood Of States.
oar climate is unsurpassed, our
miueruls, in variety and extent, are not
cguni!,d 10y any State in the Union,
Il agricultural mr. yet i'll
embryo aud there is no good reason
why Nevada should not become one
among the most pppulouS ana wealth!
States in the American Union.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
Two Hurderers.

The Examiner says; "The transcript
on appcG! IL the Bowers muir Ter case
ilIs eleven volumes and has cost the city
$500. The library ia the Gold enson
case promises to be sill larger End
more costly" 1t is unfortunate for
the community in general and the rity
Of san Francisco ia particular that
these two human bra,es h al not been
compelled to dance II jig al a ropes end
long ago. Ehe simple fact that such
men as "Dr" j. Milton Bowers and Al
cxandcr Gollcmson are PERMITTED To
live after the commission Of such crines
Is they are g;Ilty OF, is a sad comment-
AIRY on the administration Of Justice III II
civilized community. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
I:Ic s~ScnNCr Law.

Dceth, aug 1887.
Edilur lNDEPENDENr
| Ji-t Cum in If nv the Range
Stock Is looking Frtter nor it wIS-thcre
is u great muchnrSS Of grass Since the
old Trnpper Skipped out fur the Beaver
have danel the creeks omen do the
same thing and ether things too on
Col liardcsstys Range Cattle is dong
more weller than It was Since the E.r.
islHtur PaSSccd the Beaver Law. So
Here is to the Legislators.
Old mus Rat.
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= SIANEE2i HETI TE".


Some time Since the Virginia Report
Published MI article rejecting on the
cHnrnc;'r % judge \. J.. Fitzgerald "S
II judicial officer, and among other
things said that Judge Fitzgerald "hns
NOT "'7po''' "' s'nH.' case Except ~!
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,a,.5 w. nn,n W,a n,a,,.n
,,an ronr.., .. JnIn. rt,,or,l All
,,. s,iJ o,rn,,.,. - u,o L,r t,r nnr
ronnty ord yybi,o Pine c,u,,v vL.r.
we ali do business. state, as did our
hr'thrrcn Of Humboldt Tor their county,
s'iiino''on amt h'. %d,~p"s'd Of alt 'h"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

Two tic.cuttrrs, Carter aud Smith,
Will" hunting bears in Price Canyon
near Salt Ltke, Friday, became sepn-
rated. Smith heuriugt the bu.hrs crack,
and thinking lac had found IL bcnr. fired
in the direction ~ the noise. lie was
Mortified TO aud tina. lie had shot Car
ter through the body inflictiug n wound
which cnuscd death in Il fcS hours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

The following is n Of the results OF
the Reno boom On the editor Of the
Journal:
"BCildiug mnterini is 80 scarce ia
Reno that bricks are taken from the
kIlu rel bot, mud hauled to buildings in
course Of construction. Blacksmith =
tougs arc required to handle thcm, aud
cyory time u bod carrier sttris ~ with
a load another maj follows him with u
buchct Of watcr to keep tho hvd hur
burning up" II this haste IL not
checked the citScns wiz soon build
tl.ir horg"a Of brick lin tho dough"
and burn them nftcrwnri.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

The express train which lett Chicago
THURSDAY afternoon On the Fort Wayne
Road jumped .he track hear Alliance.
Ohio. Tie cOlor,si porter, Warurr. was
crushed 90 death. J.A. MAlon-y Of
Detroit. W. Il. Denniston of P~ittsburg.
GeorE- Lawson of Washington and w.
A. JcCoy Of Pittsburg were seriously
AID perhaps fatally wounded. The
other passengers were badly shaken up.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

The State Bureau of Immigration has
just had a thousand circulars printed,
which contain questions to which an-
swcr7 are desired. These circulars are
to h. sent To- nssr'sors, mining eupcrin-
tonI"mt~ and others, The object is 10
grthrr Information relative to the ynri
IA Industries, products, etc, Of the
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

ENnminrr Woodland Is varying
things 10y having n sentimental Instead
Of n real state boom. Only week nr
two ngo tho whole towu was cut with
its haIr ou crd because a licL widow,
sixty ycnrs OLD, insisted on marrying a
young fellow ia his twcntirs. Sow. u
Sau Frrurieco youth hn8 further nIecr.
'isod the local rsh'rimuniar resource, by
rbuning on With u Woodland girI.
whose opposing mother be worth gao.
600. 4 rent good divorce case IA AT
She town needs to complete IT'S btppt.
'rras.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

4 Butte. Montana, dispatch If The
22rd instant says Z. S. Senator II, nrst,
If California, snid to-day in an inter
view, - don't think silver will go
higher than II is a tpresent. Indeed we
will all be satisfied il it ran,nins where
it is. Tine trouble is oSer.pru,iuction
and want Of Legislation fixing the stand.
nrd of %Yaiue.'' - L. ----- -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

Lyon County Tines:-Headers aps
now running from daylight until dark
on the ranches in Mason Valley. The
grain crop is as good as the average.
The hay crops will be about three
focrths Of II crop. Some ranehrrs have
large crops, and others are lighter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
state University Notice.

The Nevada State University viii be
rropemed a; Reno, Nevada,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1857.
Prof. lie 10y d. Brown. President. with
II full { rps OF ~in.tructors. There Will
be II Normal Department for the in
s,ructiOu Of TrachCrs. and an Ac, demic
Course. Tuition free to Nevada Stu
drn's. Easy terms to those from abroad.
Ample Recommendations can be hud in
Reno.
Fer further particulars Inquire OF the
undersigned.
g. G. S~TEvEssoS, Hoard
JOINS NJ. DoEM II. of
W. c. DovEY. Regents.
Carson City. July 30. 1887.
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Destructive Fire at sacramento,

The Associated Press Issued the fol-
lowing yesterday morning;
To Editors: 4 destructive fire II rag
ing i'm Sacramento. The wires are
down, md the indications are that il
originated IN Chinatown.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
CARD.

We desire to extend our sincere thanks
TO tn" many warm friends whose acts OF
kindness nni words of sympathy were
so generously extended during ouT late
niillctou IN the loss Of u beloved child.
In times Of trial may they be blessed
with the tender .olicitUd. Of many loving
hcurts amt willing hands.
T.. w. FRASCIs
M'Er FTASCIs
Eiko Avg. 22, 1887.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
FrighITuI Accident Mt Enfield,
ILLINOIS.

Two terrible accidents occurred las:
Saturday ut the reunion Of the Seventh
Illinois veterans. During II sham battle
4 cannon was prcmaturcIy discharged,
Au instant later another cannon was
discharged pr"InatureIy. aud stretched
live bleeding Victims on the ground.
Gabe Su!Iiugcr had both arms blown
of and wil! probably die. The others
injured were /; bert Johnson, "a circus
rider, William DIcrz and EnRuucl Der
ry. They wrre ~irigEtiuIly IGcrrrted aud
burned, but viii survive.
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AdNerIiscd i.oEIera.
DIED

FRAScIs:-In Elko, August 81, 1857 :,
E~Yhline, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mn.P. W. FRAMES. aged | year and
- days.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

Travel on the C.. L. is heavy, lhe
numLer Of emigrants exceeding the
humber Of first class passengers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
BACKWARD & ELLIOTT.
BACKWARD 3 ELLIOTT.

Smooth crop i'll each ear, and two
Its in right ear.
Also cattle brand, 23 on left side.
Ear marks. uu,ier bit in each ear.
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MRS. ELIZABETH LEN0N.

~ Iualunirr n =.
Le gs,s--V, drra1. Far rIry
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STARTLING FACTS
Regarding the Progross Of tho States OF the
Ohio Valley,

Regarding the Progross Of tho States Of tho
Ohio Valley.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 14.-The first
formal effort to enkindle an interest in the
coming centennial exposition to be held
here next year reached iss elimination to.
night in banquet by the commissioners
to the honorary commissioners OF Ohio
and adjoining States. Mr.. Low O.
Goodale, President Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce, presided. Gov. Bnckner, of
Kentucky, sat at his right; Gov. Wilson,
Of West Virginia, at his left. About 15O
persons were present.
Mayor Smith opened the speaking by
welcoming tho strangers within our gatos.
Mr.. J. V. Covert, managing editor Of the
Cleveland Leader, responded to the toast:
"The Ohio Valley and Central States;
what they have done for the Union aud
what they promiss in the future" His
address WAS filled with interesting and
almost startling facts concerning the
growth, RESOURCES and promises Of the
ten States Of Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mich
iean, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and
Missouri. In territory they exceed by
200 COOS aquare miles any nation in Europe,
except the dominionn OF the Czar. Their
population is equal to noarly half that Of
all the nations OIL the continent outside
the United States. In material wealth,
patriotism, intelligence and enterprise,
this territory is amply endowed and its
influence is salutary upon the nation.
Governor Buckner, Governor Wilson
and others made add1esseu.